Sean Davis

You know, I hear, is something going to happen?

And my brain translates this to, is anyone going to go to prison?

You know, is Atkinson going to go to jail?

Are people going to go to prison for lying?

It's been almost seven years.

My gut tells me no.

And I know that can be, like, really disheartening for people to hear.

It certainly is frustrating when you do all this work and you see all this criminality and nobody goes to jail.

And so people can tend to throw up their hands and say, well, what's even the point?

What's the use?

And I would say the truth is its own point.

The truth is its own end and its own purpose.

And a lot of us can't control what happens to bad guys, whether they go to prison, whether they're brought to justice.

But we do have a large ability to control what we consume, what we hear, and what we know.

And so I would say maybe this is just a cope.

Knowing the truth is huge.

Knowing the truth is amazing.

And the reason we know this is because so many people tried so hard for so long to make sure we never learned the truth.

So I think we shouldn't allow ourselves to get lost in fatalism or cynicism about not having prison time.

We should be thankful that we know the truth.